Part 96, page 426

DB Cooper-43375

Document date 25 November 1981

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[REDACTED] Watsonville Ca [REDACTED] Nov 25 1981.

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Federal Bureau of Investigation. Portland Oreg

Dear Sirs:

Enclosed is a copy of my own analysis of the D.B. Cooper case. I sent the Original to Universal Picntures in their search for Cooper Contest. Perhaps my profile of Coopers characterisics can be of some use to you in finding the rest of the money. You can expext that he will be trying some other gimmic to make the money spendable.

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Yours truly [REDACTED] Ph. [REDACTED]

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[handwritten] 16 [guess: pa] -- [guess: art] -- 1858 SEARCHED _____ INDEXED SERIALIZED _____ [guess: C] [guess: E] 0 2 1981 [guess: FBI — PD]

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DB Cooper-43375

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Sender address and date line; sender name redacted under b6/b7C. A citizen letter to the FBI Portland office offering an enclosed personal analysis/profile of D.B. Cooper's characteristics, noting they also sent the original to Universal Pictures for a Cooper contest. The writer suggests the profile may help find the rest of the money and predicts Cooper will try another scheme to launder it. Closing and signature block with name and phone number redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions. FBI processing stamps showing the letter was searched, serialized, and indexed, with a date stamp of approximately February 1981 and a handwritten reference number. FBI case file number stamped on the page.

Sender name and phone number redacted (b6/b7C exemption boxes)
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